With all 8 towns reporting referendum results, 63% of voters in Maine School Administrative District 17 voted to move forward with a new $88 million state-funded middle school in Paris.
Oxford Hills Middle School
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Oxford Hills residents, state committee back Paris middle school construction project
About 150 adults and children attended a Thursday presentation introducing the concept design for a proposed new Oxford Hills Middle School.
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Residents to vote tonight on design for new Oxford Hills Middle School
OHMS’ volunteer building committee recommends a construction plan funded almost entirely by the Maine Department of Education.
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‘Viking Vibe’ transforms Oxford Hills Middle School students into journalists
The kids do not shy away from publishing opinion pieces and writing about tough subjects.
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Jill Bartash named principal of Hebron Station School
Jill Bartash’s transfer from Central Office to Hebron Station School means SAD 17 now has a vacancy for curriculum director.
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NSB gift to see OHMS students through 5-year education trek
After funding Northstar, a five-year experiential learning program for a cohort of students in Bethel in 2022, Norway Savings is now paying for its first expansion into Oxford Hills schools.
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Oxford Hills straw poll backs current site for new middle school
If the project is approved by voters, the new school will be built in two phases on a footprint overlapping the current Oxford Hills Middle School.
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New Oxford Hills Middle School to be built at its existing complex
It is estimated a new school will cost about $80 million.
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Oxford Hills Middle School sets goals to reduce chronic absenteeism
Principal Torrey Poland told Maine School Administrative District 17 directors Monday that they are looking to reduce absenteeism to below 30% this year.
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VFW Post 3335 in Jay hosts luncheon and award ceremony
Winners of the Patriot’s Pen and Voice of Democracy essay contests were recognized at the award ceremony.